a symbol of the pride of our city, a symbol of the maturity of our city. s, but this is for shui’s funeral, so that money is still tinkered with in the city, the townspeople feel comfortable. and also a woman holds two branches, symbolizing that mogilev is a green city. this is how christmassy, ​​snowy, magically amazing our trip around mogilev was. we wish merry christmas to all orthodox believers. maria bogatyr was with you and... meetings on new routes. turned out the way many only dream about it: moving to america, her own home, family, children, business, she lived there for 16 years, by american standards she became the embodiment of a self-made woman...

i urge all residents of our city to remain calm. what are we even doing here?n’t you dare say that you understood from the police? what about you, as usual, come on, what's on the street? they whisper, what do you know about the disappearance of twelve refrigerators? no, listen, well, i’m with such crushes, it’s not like rubbing some kind of mud, i wouldn’t even sit at the same table, so i don’t know who it is, but i have a couple of touches that can do something ... to know, so if necessary, i can scribble a list, do it like a brother, oh vygamy, should you do something right away like a brother, it doesn’t work like that, you hear, stop showing off, i ’m already on your bullshit i close my eyes, are you crazy now, yes, okay, your mother doesn’t know, what are you doing here, that's it, listen, spare me from these peas, please, it has begun, yes, come on, now i'll write everything to you, come on, no mistakes, sit up straight. in general, if you don’t find out anything about the refrigerator, then let me know, okay, i left my number here, no question, really,

of our city, birds fly out of the nest, which symbolically in the clubs one bird carries the key to e city, and the townspeople feel comfortable. and the woman also holds two branches, symbolizing that mogilev is a green city. this is how christmassy, ​​snowy, magically amazing our trip around mogilev was. we wish merry christmas to all orthodox believers. maria bogatyr was with you and see you on new routes.

city. this is how christmassy, ​​snowy, magically amazing ours was. travel around mogilev. evers. maria bogatyr was with you and see you on new routes. hello, i'm vasya chekhov, an ordinary resident of a large cities. i can’t imagine my life without high-speed internet, an electric scooter and coffee in the morning on the terrace of a coffee shop, lata machiata, every week i will try to understand why more and more people are changing life in the city to the village. she is raising three children in the village, and she also knows exactly the answer to the question of how to create the garden of your dreams. we’ll find out today how she manages everything and where the money comes from. let's get acquainted. hello, hello, my name is vasya, katya, very nice, katya very nice, katya, here, here on this the site will have trenches, ditches, mountains, forests and other features of landscape design, i mean there will be, they already exist, because we have already done all this, yeah, actually, we also had trenches, because we needed to establish communications, the mountain is h

museums, these are small museums, sometimes open-air museums, they so... captivate the guests of our cities that they do not fit into the allotted time for the excursion, because the way our ancestors lived, built our cities, defended our cities, indeed, this is a keen interest, and this is such a real lesson in the history of patriotism, now it is also especially important, speaking about the tasks that you formulated in your message to the federal assembly in april 2021 about the fact that our... children, parents, teachers , special thanks for this, because small municipalities practically could not carry out this work on their own, now we have many such objects planned for the next year with our colleagues, we exchanged opinions , confirmed, so this is indeed a kind positive response , thank you very much, dear vladimir vladimirovich, on your instructions the government is purchasing school buses and... this is the blockade of leningrad, and in general, if memory serves, forty in august in the first year, novgorod was already occupied , for 2 and a half years it... was in this state unt

people seen the data and demonstrates that at the focused on making sure the youngest children in our city will become and i indicted and now we have every responsible company doing the same thing and articulating our residents and articulating our young 0 people by trying to skirt our laws and by products online three come directly into san francisco we're not going to take down for people skirting around our laws and thank you, city attorney chu for bringing this lawsuit and want to thank all of my colleagues, all my sports here with us today for fire hydrant because this lawsuit is important. because we need to make sure that not only do those big companies not 25eshg9 our residents here but didn't happen anything in the nation and for too long that people are being using online platforms to skirt laws and target residents and in different cities we're going to make sure they don't get away with that here in san francisco. we have it continue to protect people we understand the harms of the cigarettes and what is necessary do to the target young people and lead them to a lifetime of tob

likewise we will rebuild our cities and work with democrats.ple in new york, chicago, lay -- l.a. we will rebuild our cities, keep them safe, give our police officers immunity so any time they do something they do not get sued and stopped. end crime in our cities. in iowa, you do not know what that means, this is a different place. you do not know about crimes, getting mugged and whacked, thrown into subways. we are going to stop it and come down very hard on criminals and stop crime in america. i want to finish by saying, this has bending -- this has been an incredible experience. this is the biggest one. they said if you win by 12%, that is a big win, that will be hard to do. we more than doubled, tripled that, i guess. they said, you'll never get over 50%. i just left and we were at 54%. you can't do that, sir. what is the highest? you could get into the 40's. i look up. it is interesting, i did not know they called it early. i thought they called it at 10:00. this gentleman is dressed like a wall. i love this guy. he has been out 150 rallie

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the best way parks play a role in our economic recovery is to motivate -- people to come to our city from other places and to motivate our residents to get out and enjoy themselves >> exciting to her we opened a new park and there is another. what is special about the 2 new projects? >> sure. san francisco is going through, i think, a park renaissance. we opened the francisco park, which is just magnificent property that sits on top of an old reservoir dating back to the gold rush and has tremendous views of the golden gate bridge and bay and a place where you can bring kids. a cool play ground to bring dogs an amazing dog park. a meadow to watch the fireworks. fog willing. fleet week, community gardens, it is just such an incredible unique space. we are proud of it. >> and then right down the road in a few years, we will be pleased to welcome everybody to india basin in the bay view in the southeast part along the southern water front. 1.7 miles of waterfront that until recently has been under utilized and under fulfill in the a community this needs it the most. india basin is really

the development of medicine and healthcare is also important for our city. . a new diagnostic building, there is all the most modern equipment, as well as mri and ct, which means that citizens of our city will no longer need to travel to large cities, but can be examined on the spot. today oderzhinsk is industrial. the center of the minsk region, housing is constantly being built here, new infrastructure facilities are opening, the city is cultural, youthful, it is pleasant that the city develops. does not stand still, i love my hometown derzhinsk. “we are the only ones in the world, you and i, who stand up to our full height, to say, no, it is the role of the teacher that comes to the fore, it is the teacher who must, as it were, study, practice the material and convey to the children the main thing, people who, risking everything, can stand up to their full height against the huge conglomerate of the west - these are people who can only be disrespected by those who have never experienced anything serious or terrible in their lives. fascist foundations, they

well, the time was difficult, difficult, but nevertheless, so to speak, it was also effective for our cityt first of all it was necessary to replace those enterprises, organizations, westerners who created all sorts of conditions here, taxes provided land, and much more, that is, the city itself and the country provided the year there, they were successful they developed here and made good money, in general they made money, it’s not bad to say, they worked, but they left, left, left, but the first one. frankly speaking, we thought that it would probably be difficult and difficult, but in absolutely a short time our other partners, today we practically have no problems, but we replaced them, and i’m already sure that we felt that other product, that vaunted one, it’s not bad, in general, i don’t want to say that it’s a bad product, but there were other manufacturers of products that the residents of our city have already liked, and i don’t know how we can go back. the indicators are very simple, well, look, unemployment is the lowest in the country, 1.5, 1.7%, the poverty level has dropped

you are watching san francisco rising the show about restarting and rebuilding and reimagineings our city. our guest is mano raju san francisco's public defender great you could be here. actual at this time us about yourself how you became the public defend and why it is important to provide legal representtation to people that can't afford council. >> i started in contra costa county graduated from berkeley and a liven deputy for you a number of years special jeff recruited me to san francisco the former elected public defender of san francisco and i began as a line department here and then asked me to be training direct and the managers of the felony unit the unit most serious case. after he passed away, i was appointed to be the public defend and electd and recently reelected. but you know what i think about what you know the story of public to the office i like to start with my parents. they come from a farming village in india and dad was the first in family to finish high school. there were a couple people in his village who saw him and encouraged his parentses to pursue studies and

and, uh, the services that our city delivers. um i'm proud of the work to do the things that are at the heart of the comptroller's office mission, like managing the city's finances. that's the lifeblood of any public agency, but also the larger role of the comptroller's office. uh, which which, as we heard previously, is about, uh, promote ing the integrity and honesty and ethics and accountability in the city and making sure that the city, uh, makes decisions based on data and follow through and measures its results. um like many cities across our country, i know that we're facing some challenging financial times ahead. um but i really do believe in san francisco. i believe in the future of this city and i believe in our ability to tackle these, uh, financial challenges. mayor breed described some of our history in doing that. we did that during the great recession, and we did it by partnering with the board of supervisors. our labor partners, our elected officials and department heads across the city, and keeping our north star

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make sure that businesses grow and i thrive and not 90 to mention first floor one of our first places able to get city fees and permits and other things waved as a way to generate business opportunity in our variation corridors as a result of this program been in existence for two years about the 36 hundred new businesses will have opened in san francisco and excited and proud to be here decide to sign legislation that will change offer one hundred - well, i have to say katie tang came to my office and said all the things yourself been talking about i was upset with cool valley a coffee shop wanted to interest to play guitar and add another pop up to sell outside of coffee the process to get live music into their establishment to maybe sell a local persons jewelry in a coffee shop shouldn't be hard as san francisco is in mostly saying in our new model how to say yes to small businesses and, yes to new opportunity and make that easier for people to set up shop as it thrives and be an incredible community access that's why we're hearing sprooimg got the pieces in of the legislation with the board of sup

summer period, because there will be a large number - never surrendered to the enemy, every corner of our citygovernor alexey gennatovich dyumin, a hero of russia, every tula citizen is a patriot, and i, as mothers , want to say that this feeling is real, it is only being brought up in a real family the family is absorbed with mother's milk. my children's great-grandfather, hero of the soviet union. during the great patriotic war, zakerch fought. my son, a student of the nakhimov school of st. petersburg. and as alexey nikolaevich suvorov said, the father of my children is in the north military district zone. a year and a half ago, i practically volunteered. 3 days ago i was discharged from the hospital and came back again. to the front line, i want to say that there are many of us, heads of municipalities, where families, husbands, sons, today defend their homeland, this is true patriotism, which really comes from generation to generation, from tradition to tradition, our task today is to preserve family values, real values, real traditions, 2024 is the year of the family. and again, i really

, our villages, forests, fields, rivers, begin to travel around our republic, we visited a lot of citiesis our life when we walked here, we knew where we were going, it happens that we cry, there are disappointments, there are failures, but then we find in we give ourselves strength, wipe away our tears and go out. we spent energy on becoming vali, this is one of our students , she is already married, already has her own family, but she was so heavy, so enslaved, that is, a person who no longer believed in life, today she is already an adult, she managed to escape from the circle where she once lived, she forgot it, thanks to her wife , this is a person who has taken place in this life, who will now tell me that my wife is not a superwoman, there was a moment when i would have been simply joyful, joyful to the point of tears, i had 50 years, all my children, all my grandchildren , they gave me a big holiday, there were more than 40 people, they sang songs for me, they danced, they spoke words, they wrote poems, it was unforgettable, i have such a friendly big family, that we are all toge

madam city administrator (clapping.) and i seen our cracks staff jack and all the rest will miss you solving and linda invite you and the city administrator into the well and members join us as i present the city proclamation to linda. >> (clapping) and the moment that many of us have been waiting for um, district 4 jerome joel supervisor engardio a special accomodation for the mustangs thank you, manpower. >> come on, come on up. >> colleagues it is great time to be a football fan in san francisco. (clapping.) (laughter). >> this weekend the 49ers clinched a bid but more importantly the future of football you see before us the lincoln mustangs (clapping.) they prevailed over the balboa three 5 to zero in the 99 game think the way to the fourth title in 5 years. so enough to i can't say enough about mustangs coach the football program he cultivated as lincoln high school made those kids the winner of today to the up standing leaders of tomorrow. go mustangs (clapping.) coach would you like to say a few words. >> sure. >> probably don't

and, uh, the services that our city delivers. um i'm proud of the work to do the things that are at the heart of the comptroller's office mission, like managing the city's finances. that's the lifeblood of any public agency, but also the larger role of the comptroller's office. uh, which which, as we heard previously, is about, uh, promote ing the integrity and honesty and ethics and accountability in the city and making sure that the city, uh, makes decisions based on data and follow through and measures its results. um like many cities across our country, i know that we're facing some challenging financial times ahead. um but i really do believe in san francisco. i believe in the future of this city and i believe in our ability to tackle these, uh, financial challenges. mayor breed described some of our history in doing that. we did that during the great recession, and we did it by partnering with the board of supervisors. our labor partners, our elected officials and department heads across the city, and keeping our north star

starts in our cities. that's something we can talk about. hillary: yeah. we know. mayors always say that, we're like, we are at ground zero. and we really are■d communities. but obviously you think that mayors play a critical role in the stategx explain what that looks like. how can we help you? secretary blinken: first of all, what you're doing every day is making a huge difference for us so, for example, we're trying to tackle climate change. the decisions that you're making in your cities, if you decide to electrify your bus fleet, if you decide to compost waste, all of these decisions are actually having a profound global impact. first of all, that shows our own leadership. second of all, asical matter, it's helping to get to solutions. we see that every single day around the world. there's something else that's really powerful that i've seen and you here's powerful i've seen. i'm convinced from the time i spent traveling around the world and traveling around this country, that for problem, somewhere,

our cities are being choked. this is not sustainable. years ago we had them a secure border in the history of our country. there was 561 miles of border wall. we got mexico to give us 23,000 free of charge. we had the best boarded numbers we ever had. all biden had to do was go to the beach and relax. he was there anyway but he would go to the beach and say let's dismantle. we had something called made in mexico. it all worked and it worked well. under biden, the usa has been turned into a dumping ground to the world. just a dumping ground. they are stopping the dead drugs poisoning our people. to impose a full fence and a blockade. they are coming in through certain channels, there coming over land. 12 times more. drugs are pouring in. you have two very bad distinctions. the highest energy per capita. the highest by far anywhere in the country. you are the worst in terms of drugs pouring in. more than any other state by far. the drug cartels are waging war in america and we will destroy the cartels. that is an army. they are trying to de

white snow, backfill, city, bury the steppes deep , come out, come out quickly, then i'm young with them, snow, snow, white, silver, snow, snow , pure fluffy, fall, fall, make ourvillages, cities and villages, white snow, white snow, whitewashed, from him his breasts, after all, the people gave birth to the snow city, snow, snow, white silver snow, pure fluffy snow, fall, fall, earth, make our cities happy. snow, snow, white-silver, snow, snow, pure fluffy, fall, fall, earth, bring joy to our cities and towns, you cities and towns, ho! a guy, a girl is better than a guy, a girl will bring you yum, she will bring you food , we visited barnaul, saw a lot of people, played with all our hearts, barnaul people are good! red ones are hanging, television in barnaul, children singing songs, in the evenings in barnaul, cold to cold, but when the two of us sleep. you are silent, you are silent, we sing, we will go, and you sit, you sit, we will go, the trees sit, chill-ville-ville, and we will go. well, goodbye, friends, barnow, thanks for everything, alta, bye! friends, we invite you to a concert, play the accordion in the kremlin for victory, meeting place : moscow, kr

like i said, we have to have accountability in our city. eople feeling as though there was none. they didn't fear even the police walking by as they were committing a crime because there was a belief that even if you arrest me, the da office isn't going to do anything that i'm afraid of experiencing, and so we want people to have a healthy fear of what a consequence will be, but i also want san francisco to know we are a da office that stands by the val aoos we have here in san francisco which is second chances, compassion, responsible alternative to incourseeration bought the end of the day accountability has to be what people said back on the street or community in a fashion where they can succeed. every time somebody cycles into the system we are thoughtful what the person needs to get back on their feet and not create another victim in the future. >> quite right. thank you. thank you so much for coming on the show. i really appreciate the time you have given us today. >> thank you. >> that's it for this episode. we'll back for another sh

today, the grave of imamzadeh of our city is ours. we are proud of makhfoor who used seta's motorcycle to take himself to the hospital when his wife wanted to make money in order to protect the treasury. haj qasim didn't. well , they were very attentive to the families of the martyrs. how much do they care about you and your family? he was by our side in all moments of sadness and happiness, he took care of us, and he really knew himself from our family . they are zainab khanum. they are your daughter. yes, that's right , zainab khanum. how old are you? i am 17 years old. we wanted to be zainab khanum in this frame without compliments. to narrate a memory is a memory. there was a time when the leader of the revolution mentioned a valuable work done by haj qasim, the grandson of one of his martyred friends wanted to undergo surgery , he went to the hospital and stopped. until the action is over i had come to follow up on the condition of ms. zainab, who was supposed to undergo surgery. yes, yes, and i thought that they would just come

, actually precisely from the cities where active hostilities are currently taking place, well, our city is one of the cities where residents from frontline cities are being evacuated, as of today i can already say , that since the beginning of this year the residents of mirnograd have already started to evacuate, in 26 days they have already expressed their desire and evacuated 76 mice. these are the ones that passed through the evacuation commission, which is open for us every day from 9 am to 3 pm, from 9 am, sorry, until 3 pm, every day without days off, residents can register for evacuation from pokrovsk to zhytomyr oblast for today, yes, to zhytomyr oblast, and so we understand that the state provides people with some kind of housing and some social guarantees for some time. actually, how does this process take place in general, where do people go, where do people go, if, for example , we highlight, yes, we highlight this information on our official pages in the social, in the premises of the social office, this evacuation commission works every day, residents know, we often publis

tourists come to us mainly from the city of khabarovsk, because our base is located 20 km from the cityubled since the nineteenth year, if it used to be 16.00, at the moment there are 30,000 tourists, and that’s all became thanks to the road that led to ours bases. over the past couple of years in the khabarovsk territory, in almost 2 seconds, looking at the growth trend, six months ago he decided to expand his business, before that his company was engaged in furniture. we have many plots of 12 acres , in total, this is about one and a half hectares, now houses are literally built up on four plots, a second line of houses is planned, we still have a forest there, we are completely... already surrounded by a forest belt, and we are planning, in general, to move there even further, there are requests, people are asking for more houses, they want bigger houses, well, we it’s as if we are still counting on them to come. family people rested calmly in silence, in comfort. you can relax in hot thermal baths not only outside the city. in the center of khabarovsk, in a building that is consider

our cities a bthis is not susta. m a secure border in the history of our country. there wall. we got mexico to give us 23,000 free of charge. we had the best boarded numbers we ever had. all biden had to do washe was td go to the beach and say let's dismantle. we had something called made in mexico. it all worked and it worked well. under biden, the usa has been turned into a dumping grong gro. ■(they are stopping dead drugs poisoning our people. to impose a full fence and a blockade. they are coming in ro coming over land. 12 times more. drugs are pouring in. ■a have two very bad distinctions. the highest energy per capita. the highest by■ far anywhere in the country. you are the worst in terms of drugs pouring in. than any other state by far. war in america and we will destroy the cartels. that is an army. they are trying to destroy our country. they will. nicky haley will never secure the border. but killing thousands and thousands of people. nicky opposed my border wall. she stabbed a republican party in the backy

city, are here for us, hurray! beijing is a village, here in st. petersburg we can seriously expand, our, you again, i’m glad to see you too, what is this? you’ve never seen it, come here, what are you doing here, what should a journalist do at a billionaires’ party, i don’t even know, this is what a policeman is doing here, still in such an expensive suit, and are you undercover, let's go, it's time for you to go home, if you act like an idiot, because you will notice. no matter, i’ll slap this freak, i’ve seen it all, now it’s my turn, uh-huh, listen , why is there always only negativity in your videos , why don’t you talk about the real heroes of the city in this, for example, well, at least razumovsky, razumovsky, he’s not a hero, but ordinary people think differently, ordinary people don’t know about him... i’m glad you stopped by, great came out, albert adamovich, it’s a pity , they just didn’t mention how exactly you got such a gorgeous place, everyone already knows that, they demolished the old lackey, so the place became free, what you called the lackey was a historical monument

whose grave today is the imamzadeh of our city is ours . his navel did not stop at night. we are proud of makhfoor, who did not use the irgc motorcycle to take himself to the hospital when his wife wanted to give birth. haj qasim, well, they were very attentive to the families of the martyrs. how much do they take care of you and your family? very much. the one who was always by our side in all moments of sadness and happiness, took care of us and really knew himself as part of our family . they are zainab khanum, your daughter. yes, that's right. ms. zainab, how old are you? i am 17 years old. at the age of 17 , we wanted zainab khanom to be in this frame without compliments . mentioning a valuable work done by haj qasim, the grandson of one of his martyred friends wanted to undergo an operation , he went to the hospital and stayed until the operation was completed. they came to follow up on ms. zainab's condition before the surgery. yes, yes, and i thought that they would just come to see zainab , ask us how she is and visit us, but i saw

, they feel comfortable in our city, feel all our hospitality, written letters will be put in parcelsh food aid, until the end plan to write 600 such letters per week, volunteers will form and send packages for 54 people from 20 families from the frontline. regions, donetsk region, dnipropetrovsk region, kharkiv region, mykolaiv region and zaporizhzhia. that these letters were written to those cities where the people themselves are from arrived, and some said that maybe i am writing a letter to a person who lives next door to me, maybe it will reach her. today, we want not just to support people materially, but to support them with some kind of sign of hope, with words of hope that we are united, that we think about them, that about... these front-line cities think in more peaceful cities of ukraine. letters are also written from lviv and kyiv. from prykarpattia, ivan haruk, volodymyr voloshchuk for espresso tv channel. ukrainian hackers hacked the largest russian space hydrometeorology center - planeta. about this the information resistance group reports, cyber experts have destroyed

kinutsya yama all at geta vyalizny chamadan a little shifter , if abavyazkova yashche times it will be our city, kali weasel, yeah, oh, jakuy, now we’ll get it and we’ll work it out, well, that’s it, geta on that, if you’ll work, it’s sure tsa yashche once at the city varnuzza near the towns, that’s it, nikalai. we threw the lever once we got here in the capital city, and the eighth ice, well, we know, of course, at the ice castle, of course, except that there is a brighter admetnaga here, and we ask you to jump at l going? and lida is a great city, and she is old, and even younger. well, as a matter of fact, papytaytsesya sennya garadzhan, dze znahodzitsa dzyakanka or takhtamysha's yard, no one knows, alekhan takhtamysh was at lidzia, he lives here, dachshund. you’re not a true believer, lidzia has a famous cinema, i call it a school, are you ready? so nirvana, cinema nirvana in lidze. doesn't the edge protrude there? but no, geta was significant earlier, taxama ў us dastatkova shmat zabudovy pachatu 20 hectares stagodzia. yana is so scattered all over the city, but when you know where you loo

the show that's focused on rebuilding, restarting our city. our guest citytoday is mary chu, and she's hereto it about art and the san francisco art commission. well come, miss chu. >>s me. >> it's great to have you. let's talk about art in the city and how installations are funded. >> the arts committee was fupd funded in 1932 and support civic review, design and art galleerries. funded by the city's art enrichment ordinance which provides 2% of construction cost for public art. >> so art is tied to construction. there's been a great deal thwest of the city. can you talk about some of the our city has some projected in the bayview-hunters point coming up. one artist created a photo collage. in the picture pavilion one artist formed a collage of herd one-year residency coming together with residents, and center is a landmark bronze sculpture inspired by traditional ivory coast currency which the artists significantly enlarges to mark that it's a african american community in bayview hunters point. >> are there any art installations around tow

they feel comfortable in our city, they feel all our hospitality, the written letters will be put in parcels with food aid, by the end of the week they plan to write 600 such letters. volunteers will form and send packages for 54 people from 20 families from the frontline regions: donetsk region, dnipropetrovsk region, kharkiv region, mykolaiv region and zaporizhzhia. that these letters were written to the cities where the people themselves came from, and some said: "maybe i am writing a letter to a person who lives next door to me, maybe it will reach her. today we want not just to financially support people, but to support them somehow, somehow". with a sign of hope, words of hope that we are united, that we are thinking about them, that these frontline cities are being thought about in more peaceful cities of ukraine. letters are also written from lviv and kyiv, from prykarpattia, ivan haruk, volodymyr volashchuk, for espresso tv channel. another meeting of ukraine's allies in the ramshtein format will be held today. according to pentagon spokeswoman sabrina singh, the participant

regarding our city, in the entire history of our city, they have not registered a single conflict onother with respect and live together, working together. for example, i am a christian, but among my friends are muslims, they often ask them questions. such a question katya, will you come to eid al-fitr, that is, this is completely normal. we celebrate each other's holidays together, and christian easter, catholic, orthodox. there is also such a tradition and custom as the tatar great day. what it is? it exists only in iwi, it is not a religious holiday, it is just a rite, a tradition. the fact is that the owner of iva, elfrieda zamoyska, she allocated timber and funds for the construction of the mosque to our tatars. and at the same time she left them such a peculiar order to respect christian holidays, at least two, carols and vyalikden, which our tatars do to this day, on big friday before catholic easter, on the thursday before they paint eggs red , drink them in arabic language, already on big friday at 5:00 in the morning in the area of ​​sovetskaya street , life begins to boil

stand for five thousand seats, the development of medicine and healthcare is also important for our citynostic center was recently opened in the city of derzhinsk... building, there is all the most modern equipment, as well as mri and ct, which means that citizens of our city will no longer need to travel to large cities, but can be examined on the spot. today derzhinsk - this is the industrial center of minsk. housing is constantly being built here, new infrastructure facilities are opening, the city is cultural, youthful, it’s encouraging that the city is developing, does not stand still, i love my hometown derzhinsk. and that’s all for me, right now the talk show economic environment in the year of quality, we’re talking about how to efficiently promote your products. good evening, economic wednesday is live. on belarus 1 satellite tv channel belarus24. real wages of belarusians continue to grow. high tempo is easy notes the eurasian development bank. in november 23 + 13% year on year. let us remind you that from january 1 , the minimum wage was also increased by 13% compared to janua

so what we're doing is we're reaching out to our network of through our clean cities network and our other networks to identify other california cities and cities outside of the state like new york that might have similar dense population to understand what their code requirements are and collect information on there so that we can have additional conversations with the fire department and make sure that we can identify what the impacts are from a cost perspective and policy perspective. thank you. i also wanted to ask about the unique cost for ev charging in san francisco. no, no, no, sorry. this is the pga extra costs to the city because we are a customer and that was going to go to ferc for a decision in 2023. and then there was going to be a final decision in early 2024. is there any update on that? there is no update on that. we're working closely with sfpuc to continue to track that and see how it applies to future charging projects. so that's something we are tracking as we know that the cost implications can be quite high. um, and then last last question. so so the, your slide

we detailed the spending the city spending on pages 30 and 31 of our report. u will see that the citywide upon departments spent 26.6 million dollars that was partial low off set by revenues add up to 1 million dollars. so. the nest expndz tours of the city was 25 million dollars. those were general fund expenditures. 21 million dollars was general fund expenditures. i will say, we don't know the economic impact this conference had on the city. largely because the sales tax data is in the available and will not be for review until march. we were able to obtain hotel data from sf travel did indicate that about hotel rates were up during that week. that ruin the additional 2 million dollars this week relative to the prior year. and hotel tax ref now to the city. bridge tell shot a decrease in trips to san francisco in the east bay. of 100,000 individualors during the month in 2023. relative to november of 22. off set by 30,000 passengers during that period. i think this economic impact is ambiguous but indicators -- this is -- releaseing money from reserve is shi

i'm going to ask one big city mayor next. >>> back with our law and justice lead. e departments all over the united states are reporting lower murder rates in 2023, plunging between 11% to 20% in cities such as new york and philadelphia, detroit, phoenix, los angeles. cnn's omar jimenez has been diving into the data. omar, is this just a blip, these lower murder rates, or part of a larger trend? >> yeah, so as you showed, the homicide rates for the five biggest city in the united states, new york, los angeles, chicago, houston, and phoenix, all fell by over 10%. places like philadelphia and baltimore saw drops in homicides over 20%. so it does appear to be a downward trend. but at least compared to 2020, which is significant because that was the first year of the pandemic and more, that was also the first year that many of these cities saw a major spike in homicide. so a downward trend at least compared to there. now, for many of these cities they also saw decreases in shootings as well, which is oftentimes a better indicator of at least the willingness to commit vi

like i said, we have to have accountability in our city. what we see going on in our streets is the result of people feeling as though there was none. they didn't fear even the police walking by as they were committing a crime because there was a belief that even if you arrest me, the da office isn't going to do anything that i'm afraid of experiencing, and so we want people to have a healthy fear of what a consequence will be, but i also want san francisco to know we are a da office that stands by the val aoos we have here in san francisco which is second chances, compassion, responsible alternative to incourseeration bought the end of the day accountability has to be what people said back on the street or community in a fashion where they can succeed. every time somebody cycles into the system we are thoughtful what the person needs to get back on their feet and not create another victim in the future. >> quite right. thank you. thank you so much for coming on the show. i really appreciate the time you have given us today. >> thank you. >>